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Светлана Гусаревич

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Reported Speech Challenge


Reported Speech ChallengeVersión en línea Test your skills with reporting statements and questions. por Светлана Гусаревич 1 When reporting 'I am happy,' the verb usually becomes: a I was happy b I have been happy c I am happy d I will be happy 2 Backshifting in reported speech for 'I go' often becomes: a I will go b I went c I go d I have gone 3 To report a question, the word order is typically: a Direct question form b Auxiliary before subject c No verb is used d Subject + verb, no inversion 4 In reporting 'Do you like apples?', you usually: a Asked I like apples b Ask me if I like apples c Asked whether I liked apples d Asked if I like apples 5 Time expressions in reported speech usually: a Shift backward b Ignore timing c Shift forward: now to then, today to that day d Stay the same 6 Reported speech for 'He can swim' is often: a He could swam b He can swim c He will swim d He could swim 7 Which reporting verb adds a sense of suggestion? a Suggest b Refuse c Demand d Announce 8 When reporting a negative, change 'I do not like' to: a I did not like b I do not like c I will not like d I not like 9 In formal reporting, the pronoun often: a Changes to match the reporter b Always another person c Remains the same as original d Disappears entirely 10 The sentence 'She said, I am tired' becomes: a She said she is tired b She said she was tired c She said I was tired d She said I am tired 11 Convert: 'I am tired,' he said. What is the reported form? a He told that he was tired. b He said that I am tired. c He says that he was tired. d He said that he was tired. 12 Backshifting example: 'I will go,' she said. Correct form? a She says she would go. b She said she will go. c She told me she would go. d She said she would go. 13 Time expression: 'I am here today,' he said. Reported as? a He said that he was there that day. b He said that he was there today. c He said that he is here today. d He said that he was here today. 14 Yes/no question: 'Are you coming?' he asked. Reported as? a He asked whether I am coming. b He asked if I will come. c He asked me if I am coming. d He asked if I was coming. 15 Imperative: 'Close the door,' she said. Reported as? a She said to close the door. b She told me to close the door. c She told me to close the door. d She tells me to close the door. 16 Reporting with tell: 'Take a break,' he said. Correct form? a He said to take a break. b He told him to take a break. c He tells him to take a break. d He told him to take a break. 17 Modality: 'I can swim,' she said. Reported as? a She said she could swim. b She says she could swim. c She said she can swim. d She said she could swim. 18 Time expression: 'I will call you tonight,' he said. Reported as? a He said he would call me tonight. b He said that he would call me that night. c He said he would call me tonight. d He said that he will call me tonight. 19 Negative: 'I don't like this,' she commented. Reported as? a She said she doesn’t like this. b She said she didn’t like that. c She said she didn’t like this. d She said she don’t like this. 20 Question word: 'Where are you going?' he asked. Reported as? a He asked where I were going. b He asked where I was going. c He asked where I am going. d He asked where I was going to.

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Reported Speech ChallengeVersión en línea

por Светлана Гусаревич

When reporting 'I am happy,' the verb usually becomes:

Backshifting in reported speech for 'I go' often becomes:

To report a question, the word order is typically:

In reporting 'Do you like apples?', you usually:

Time expressions in reported speech usually:

Reported speech for 'He can swim' is often:

Which reporting verb adds a sense of suggestion?

When reporting a negative, change 'I do not like' to:

In formal reporting, the pronoun often:

The sentence 'She said, I am tired' becomes:

Convert: 'I am tired,' he said. What is the reported form?

Backshifting example: 'I will go,' she said. Correct form?

Time expression: 'I am here today,' he said. Reported as?

Yes/no question: 'Are you coming?' he asked. Reported as?

Imperative: 'Close the door,' she said. Reported as?

Reporting with tell: 'Take a break,' he said. Correct form?

Modality: 'I can swim,' she said. Reported as?

Time expression: 'I will call you tonight,' he said. Reported as?

Negative: 'I don't like this,' she commented. Reported as?

Question word: 'Where are you going?' he asked. Reported as?